If you have been lusting after the slick Samsung Omnia II since it turned up for a very over priced preorder on Amazon back in September Verizon will have the handset soon. The best news is the device will cost $199 after mail-in rebates. continued »

Friday the Blackberry Storm 2 officially hit the Verizon network. The handset can be had for $179.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate. I wonder if you can get the device without fussing with the rebate at Best Buy. continued »

The Dell Mini 3iX has broke cover and has the same 3MP camera found in the Chinese counterpart. The main difference between the two is that the US version of the device has support for 850/1900/2100 UMTS/HSDPA connectivity. continued »

Nokia has unveiled that it will stop producing games for its N-Gage devices next year with the date set for the month of September. Users will be able to continue downloading new games for the platform through September 2010 and all social aspects of games will cease to function then. continued »

Motorola and Verizon Wireless went all official today with the new Droid handset. The device is very cool looking and has a nice large 3.7-inch 854 x 480 capacitive touchscreen. The handset will hit on November 6 for $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate. continued »

Someone over at Motorola hit the go button too early and posted the official webpage for the Droid for all to see. The page has since been pulled, but not before we grabbed screen shots and the official specs for your perusal. continued »

Verizon unveiled yet another new handset called the Motorola Barrage. The device is ruggedized and should be perfect for users needing a more basic phone that can stand up to drops and rough treatment. The Barrage is also water resistant for up to 30 minutes at one meter depths. continued »

There are many mobile phone users out there who don’t want complicated smartphones. Many users just want a cheap mobile phone that makes calls and maybe has a camera built-in. continued »

Of the two 4G mobile services, WiMAX is the less interesting of the two to me. I am more interested in LTE for its faster speeds. That said, there is no denying the appeal of a 4G system now like WiMax is offering, even if it's only available in limited areas. continued »

Motorola has held its anticipated Android event and one of the devices to be announced was the Cliq for T-Mobile. Exactly how long the Cliq will be a T-Mobile exclusive is unknown, but the carrier seems to be trying to corner the Android market. continued »